Originally posted by andy
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Originally posted by Let-Me-InDoes this mean that Gurkhas are allowed to carry a kukri? Or Ninjas a huge feckin sword?Comment
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Originally posted by Old GregI think ninjas would have to argue that it was for professional (not cultural) purposes and they might struggle with that - also, not aware of many ninjas in the UK.
Thats cos they only come out at night!!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by HarryspIs it part of their religion and are they exempt to do so by law, then yes else noComment
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So if someone was to be caught with a knife, they could say that they were a Sikh and that would be ok?Comment
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Originally posted by Old GregI think ninjas would have to argue that it was for professional (not cultural) purposes and they might struggle with that - also, not aware of many ninjas in the UK.Comment
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Originally posted by SockpuppetSo basically you are saying a hit man can carry offensive weapons as that is his profession.Comment
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Originally posted by SockpuppetSo basically you are saying a hit man can carry offensive weapons as that is his profession.
You have just spoiled my next line of attack...Comment
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Ffrom what I understand only a practicing sikh would be able to get away with that, which would mean having the turban, beard, bangle and what ever the rest is, plus it would have to be a ceremonial dagger type, not a great big **** of rambo knife.
Then again what do I know.
Chatting to a colleague who is sikh, he believes that nowdays most practcing sikhs where them under their garments.Comment
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